Competition and Antitrust Framework
GoodCorporation’s Antitrust Framework is a set of 33 responsible business principles to help manage competition issues. It can be used as a guideline for establishing good practice or as an auditing framework to identify the strengths and weaknesses in practices and procedures.
Key principles covered by the framework
Leadership and responsibility: senior management lead by example, adopting and promoting fair competition policies and ensuring an effective compliance programme is in place.
Risk assessment: the organisation ensures that antitrust risks are proactively assessed.
Commercial practices: the company does not form cartels, fix prices, rig bids, mislead, limit production, agree to share customers or markets, abuse dominant positions or take other actions to restrict fair competition.
Training and communication: the company ensures that its employees and other relevant stakeholders are trained on antitrust principles.
Monitoring and compliance: effective internal monitoring processes to support antitrust policies are in place.
Explore our Frameworks
GoodCorporation's portfolio of proprietary frameworks act as practical guides for organisations looking to implement best practice and manage the wide range of ethics, compliance and sustainability challenges they face.
Business Ethics Standard
Bribery and Corruption Framework
Child Protection and Safeguarding Framework
Competition and Antitrust Framework
Data Protection Framework
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Framework
Environment Framework
Fraud Prevention Framework
Harassment and Bullying Framework
Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence Framework
Human Rights and Modern Slavery Framework
Integrity Compliance Framework
Sports Governance Framework
Tax Evasion Framework
Whistleblowing Framework
